Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-05-26
LOCAL MENTION.
Rye is heading out.
The Tycoon tea Is pure.
Dakota has 800 newspapers.

oay, lduieS, uid you Rtt al Orange.
Fine weather for the growing crops.
Centreyille's assessment roll foots up
$111.121.
Nights are rather cool for corn but
fine for sleeping.
Oranges 20 cents per dozen, at Pho
neer Drug Store.
Parties wishing harvesting machin-
cry will do well to call at the Hay
shed.
The shower of last Saturday was a
fine one and much good will result
therefrom.
A new supply of job stock just re-
ceived ut this Office. Call and leave
your orders.
The Adventists will hold their an
nual camp meeting in Mitchell this
year-June 22-28.
Rev. l. A. Sparks will soon canvass
Hurley and vicinity for subscribers to.
the Life of Haddock.
We understand that Sioux City
parties are negotiating for three of the
best business lots in Hurley.
The Herald editor is spreading him
self a little this week in the way of a
picket fence in front of his residence.
Ladies Aid society will meet with
Mrs. r. Rees, Wednesday, June 1st, at
two o'clock. All are invited to attend.
NThe new foot ball has arrived, and
both old and young appear to enjoy the
opportunity presented for general
"kick."
Any party wishing to purchase a
quarter section of Spring Valley land
will find rare bargain by calling at
/ this office at once.
The trustees of our neighboring
towns have their proceedings published
| in the newspapers. What's the matter
with the Hurley board?
/ G. M. Pier will enclose his residence
with neat picket fence. Let the good
work go on, it adds greatly to the gen
eral appearance of the town.
/ Have you noticed the change in
Brauch's advertisement? Ii not take
| another look inside the fence and cal
on him for a glass of the Boss
The Hurley Cornet band will furnish
music for Memorial day exercises, ant
/ as the boys have been putting in extr;
| time practicising some good music ma.
be expected.
Scotland expects to have an oil mil
this season. AS the leading fax mark
ct of the world, the town is surely en-
titled to this substantial manufactur
! ing enterprise.
From the number of fishing partie
which visit the river and lake it
probable that one of the laws of tn
late legislature has not yet been learne
even by the officers OF the law.
Under the pharmacy law passed b
the late legislature, all druggists ar
compelled to have certificate from th
territorial board of examiners. A
failing to comply with the require
ments OF said law are liable to a fine {
fifty dollars.
Peter Allen has concluded the asses
ment of Hurley which he finds to fct
up $S9,197. Real, S50,274; person;
$3S,923. The personal property wouI
be double what it now is if the la
provided a way OF assessing foreig
cash for loan.
Attention is called to the change
Elliott s. Bach's advertisement tn
week. The advice given to the farm
n ers should be needed by all, as it
poor economy to purchase an inferit
II article because a few dollars can
: saved on the first cost.
"The Methodist Herald" is the tit
of new Minneapolis publication, Il
: first number of which has reached IL
Herald exchange table. The Herald
! well edited and neatly gotten up, al
= will doubtless receive liberal suppo
= throughout the northwest.
. Preparation have been made by tt
= :, e. s. McCook post G. A, r. for apr
pirate memorial services next Monda
= Speakers from abroad are expected, al
all citizens are invited to take part
le doing honor to the heroes who ga
er the best portion of their lives in defen
Of their country.
V a "new departure" was inaugural
70 by Sibley Welch this week in celebr;
or ing the advent at his house on the 1S
W inst. of a fine boy. Instead Of purch,
20 ing cigars, he invested in a supply
oranges and treated the ladies. We
ia we don't know but they are just
be much entitled to treat.
VI Henry Reese, a former employee
~ the Northwestern railroad compal
'y entered a car of lumber at Iroque
Tuesday morning to travel south, a
le- upon the arrival of the train at Sail
mt it was discovered that he had be
ok crushed to death by the shifting of
he lumber in the car. lie leaves a fam
ed at Huron.
,es A number of the members OF Hur
use lodge /. o. G. T. visited the Par
ire lodge Monday evening, and all speak
NJ. words of praise of the treatment
rs. ceiyed. After the usual lodge exerci
rs, they were invited to partake of
tc. repast prepared for the occasion.
"a. lowing which several hours were pas
10 in a social manner as inclinations die
ted.
Take two townsites, let one be
beautiful location with all the natu
advantages possible and the other n
of these. Take 500 old fogies 1
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